I see there are mix reviews on this floating vs sinking and the size has increased on the pellets. Is this the same as NLS Small fish form?
36225
There are 2 different size pellets. Go with the beta size, the same fish one is too small for betta. Most of the time the pellet floats 98% but sometimes it sinks right away.... Not often at all.
36226
I'm not sure if same as NLS. I didn't care how much it cost, I just wanted the best for my Bettas....but I was very disappointed....it sank very fast. So I went back to the Hikari brand.
36227
note sure what you're asking. BUT ....we used floating ones for a long time with our 5 bettas. Specially it's handy when Betta takes its time to eat or can't see clearly. Sinking ones ....they are not that great in my opinion. They go down way too fast causing their habitat become dirty and contaminated. Floating is the way to go in our opinion. We had Bettas for 3 years ....
646919
These are two layer. I have had the "Tiny Tots" and they are identical to these both in size (14-22 per can) and taste. In fact if you read the labels they are exactly the same size with the same ingredients so I'm not sure what the deal is with the "Tiny Tots" label. The best sardines in my opinion are the King Oscar "Cross Pack" which are smaller size with 24-34 fish per can.
1479883
The new one I have in the Freezer is expiring in Dec 2017 and I have had it a month so it had a 2 year expiration date on it. I buy the large container of 1mm sinking which i use for all my African Cichlids except Fry which I feed NLS GROW which works very well. I keep 2 large aquariums 100+ gallons each and 6 other tanks. In the Summer I use Horse Troughs outside and add another 500 gallons. I have only had Bloat in two fish in five years so I am very happy. I use a small container to feed with and keep the rest of the food in the freezer to keep it fresh. I do feed Spirlina about once a week as well to increase vegetable matter for the fish.
1906005
The mash has a cornmeal-like consistency; it is ground rather than pelletized. The super-fine pellets are about the size of small seeds. I am far from expert, but I would think the pellets would be more like the seed they're currently eating. Our vet suggested mixing the super-fine pellets 50/50 with high-quality seeds to transition our 2 young budgies. That was a couple of months ago, and mostly they still pick around the pellets to eat the seed--but we will not give up!
1280030
I was really excited to read that wood pellets sold at the feed store were the same as the Feline Pine I have been using at half the price. I paid $8 something for a 35 lb bag. I'm just getting ready to try it and will comment later. I don't see a difference except in the way the stuff is packaged. Who knew??
1992406
Smaller Lighter BBs have better FPS but the denser ones have less jamming, tighter grouping and hit harder. I stick with .26 and I am very happy with the results.
1626231
This food is too big for Bettas small mouths and it also sinks. Bettas prefer food that floats. Do not get this for a Betta.
54864
HG is the 7.6:1. I prefer the non-HG for all around fishing. In fact, I never use the HG at all.
1992404
me I used mix 0.2 and .28 but I have to adjust the hop up once I change bbs ... yes the denser it is the hard it hit but I think the fps does not vary much.Lighter bbs used to change direction left or right direction when you fire ... hop up adjustment will not help it ... so if that happens change to heavier bbs and adjust hop up then see the difference yourself , provided your firing while your holding the gun upright... hope I did answer your question and probably some other opinions may come up depends on their experience...thnks
646922
TINY TOTS are really good but I think these are better. They look to be about the same size fish, only these are smokier to me and have a better grade of EVOO.
370321
I have it in a 1.5 gal glo fish tank. It's a square, 7.5 " tank and the depth is a little under 7". The filter fits it perfectly. The filter that came with it was too small to be useful. This gets good flow and it is a cartridge filter system so they replace easily. I've had 2 of the tetra glo fish and a cory cat for about a year now. They do fine in the tank, I have a small plant in front of it to diffuse the intake some and the fish have been fine. In your question you asked about the half moon. That one I would not recommend due to the shape and space, but a square tank with the filter in either back corner should be fine. I have it in a 1.5 gal glo fish tank. It's a square, 7.5 " tank and the depth is a little under 7". The filter fits it perfectly. The filter that came with it was too small to be useful. This gets good flow and it is a cartridge filter system so they replace easily. I've had 2 of the tetra glo fish and a cory cat for about a year now. They do fine in the tank, I have a small plant in front of it to diffuse the intake some and the fish have been fine. In your question you asked about the half moon. That one I would not recommend due to the shape and space, but a square tank with... » Read More I have it in a 1.5 gal glo fish tank. It's a square, 7.5 " tank and the depth is a little under 7". The filter fits it perfectly. The filter that came with it was too small to be useful. This gets good flow and it is a cartridge filter system so they replace easily. I've had 2 of the tetra glo fish and a cory cat for about a year now. They do fine in the tank, I have a small plant in front of it to diffuse the intake some and the fish have been fine. In your question you asked about the half moon. That one I would not recommend due to the shape and space, but a square tank with the filter in either back corner should be fine. « Show Less
1397111
the lowest setting is fine for my 15 gallon tall. I have 5 galaxy barbs, two albino cories cats, two amino shrimps, an otto catfish and a shit load of snails(Note: a bunch of moss cover my intake tube from time to time). But it depends on the fish you plan to get too. do your fish come from a place with fast moving water or slow? Since you already have a spare C4 and a tank just try it out. worse case you return the fish back.
593099
My 3 CPO's have never shown any interest in the nerite snails that I keep in the same tank. Even though a cory is a smaller fish, I bet it's as big if not bigger than a dwarf CPO. The cory would have to be sick or dying before the dwarf cpo would even begin to harm it. As long as the CPO is well fed there shouldn't be any problems. If your feeding the cory sinking pellets, make sure the CPO gets some as well.
1005321
I don't know. The NLIS was recommended to me by numerous people on betta website. He's been doing well on it.
1335651
That is what I bought them for. Either SM-SH10,11,12. The only difference is the amount of float.
1778773
The reel size depends on how you want to fish. Big fishes need bigger reel butthe reel isnt too big if its a spinning reel. So its not too heavy. If you ate using a conventional reel then size makws a difference in weight and size. Smaller reel have weaker drag fir smaller fish. Bigger size reel had stronger resistance and hold moreline. I just bought a medium size reel using 30lb and fush would drag alll my line and I would have to sacrifice a hook in order not to losea spool of line. Big fishes need bigger reel so it can fit more bigger line. Smaller fish in lakes and river wouldnt need those. I would go for a bigger reel if I had to buy again. Its not so much bigger if its a spinning reel.
1896835
They do sink. My water flow is kinda strong, so they move across the front of the tank as they sink. If I didn't have such a strong current they would sink directly to the bottom. My fish all line up as they know the pellets move along the current. The fish seem to like pellets.